MAMMALS.
Mammals have fur or hair on their bodies. They drink from their mothers when they are [?]. They are vertebrates. This means they have a . They give birth to live young; they don’t lay eggs. are warm-blooded. They usually have [?] legs, live on land and breathe , but marine mammals live in water (whales , [?] ). Others on land and in water (seals, sea lions). Mammals can have sharp claws and sharp [?], long or short tail. They can have spotted or striped fur and can come in different colours.

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They have got a skeleton and they also warm-blooded. They’ve feathers and wings , so they can usually , but a very few of them can’t, for example [?] and ostriches . They haven’t got teeth or a , but they’ve got a beak . They [?] eggs and they often nests . They usually live land or near water. They insects, small rodent, or fish. catch preys with claws. Examples of birds are: doves, eagles, owl, orchids and penguins.

AMPHIBIANS.
They are [?] but they are cold-blooded. They soft, smooth and moist skin. They can live water, near water or land. They lay eggs in water and the young through gills . As they grow they have a metamorphosis (their body shape changes) and they can breathe lungs. Amphibians carnivores, they eat each other and other small insects. Sometimes they eat small rodents like [?]. Examples of amphibians are: [?], toads and salamanders.

REPTILES.
They are vertebrates and [?]-blooded. They breathe through [?] and lay eggs. If they don’t have legs they usually creep ([?]), and if they have short legs and a tail they can crawl ([?]). They hard and dry skin or [?] and usually live hot countries. Some very dangerous because they produce venom. They live on land or in water. They can be [?] or herbivores. Examples of reptiles are: snakes, chameleons, crocodiles, turtles and lizards.

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Insects are everywhere. They invertebrates because they got a backbone. They have a rigid skin called exoskeleton. They usually have six [?] and antennas. With antennas they detect smells, vibrations and sounds. The majority have and can fly. They usually eggs and undergo different stages of [?]. Some can sting humans but some others are very useful because they pollinate [?]. Examples of insects are: flies , ants , bees , [?] and ladybirds .

FISH.
They are vertebrates and they are also cold-. They live in and live on land. They don’t give to live young: they lay eggs. Their skin is usually slimy, it can be hard or covered in scales. They through gills and they have fins . They can other fishes, insects, algae and slime. Some colourful and odd-shaped, some others are because they can produce venom. Examples of fish are: [?], sharks, trout, [?] and lionfish .